WYATT, Presiding Justice.
Where, as in this case, the plaintiff in error was served with a rule nisi in a contempt proceeding growing out of an alleged failure to pay temporary alimony at a time when he was being tried in a criminal case as the defendant on a charge of abandonment, it was not error to deny a motion to vacate the service of the rule nisi upon the plaintiff in error. The motion was predicated upon the proposition that the plaintiff in error could not...
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